OK, frogs are very, very cool, there are so many varieties from the cutest little bright green things to the ugly, scary, poisonous warty toads. I found a site called leaps and it had a bunch of different frog calls on it. Some of those frog calls are below as MP3 music files that you can play.
Check out the cool frog photos in the gallery below, then listen to the sounds and frog calls they make.
A very cool looking tree frog, This bright green frog has flashes of other colors such as orange. The flash colors appear under the thighs and appear when the frog jumps to confuse predators.
This tree frog has a really odd call, it sounds like a whistle. That is why it’s the bird voiced tree frog>> Bird Voiced Tree Frog Call
Gray Tree Frog that barks
Just like the green tree frog above, this colorful frog also has flashes of orange under its legs that appear when the frog jumps. This is a smaller frog with its average size of about 1.5 inches.
The American Toad is a mid sized frog that can grow to about 4 inches, the recorded average size is 3 inches and the record is 4.4 inches. The coloring ranges from tan to a red and the American Toad has dark spots along the back with a few warts. The American toad does have Parotoid glands, poisonous glands on the head.
These frogs like the water and froggy choruses can be heard in areas with trees and bushes standing in water. This is a small frog that is only about an inch in length and the frogs call sounds like a peep.
A very rare prehistoric shark was found by Japanese fisherman and brought to the Awashima Marine Park last year. Below is the film clip from Awashima Marine Park showing the shark swimming in the tank. This species of shark is supposed to date back millions of years.
The frilled shark looks very much like an eel and has 300 trident-shaped teeth in multiple rows in a very wide mouth. This shark also does not have the shark fin on its back that we always associate with sharks. Even without the usual menacing “Jaws” fin, this shark looks very terrifying.
This frilled shark measured 5.3 feet-long and weighed 16.5 pounds. Not as large as it seems to look in the video.
Frilled sharks normally live in very deep water - between 400 and 4,200 feet and rarely come to the surface. They have been seen near the coast of Japan before, especially during the winter time when the water temperature drops and they have to get to warmer areas to feed.
Frilled sharks can grow to a length of nearly 6.5 feet and eat deep-sea squids and other soft-bodied preys.
About the video..
The staff of a Japanese aquarium took pictures of a rare frilled shark on Sunday, after it was discovered by local residents at Awashima Port in Shizuoka, southwest of Tokyo.
This prehistoric shark is rarely seen alive as its natural habitat lies up to 1,280 metres (4,200 feet) deep under the sea.
Experts at the Awashima Marine Park were able to examine the creature, which was a female, and film it swimming around.
Unfortunately though it died a couple of hours after it was moved to its new environment.
I love animals, so I started on a great collection of animal pictures and photos. Many are large enough to be set as wallpaper because they are High resolution images.
